Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1887-09-10
Personal.
MI. J. F. Wood has gone East.

I waiter Cuiley, OF Erin, was In tn
city Tuesday.
DIR. A. J. Wilson. OF Trenton. X, visi,e,
town on Wednesday.
Mr. seigel. the L. 4 N.iaIlroad agent wen
70 Chicago this week.
MIR. A. p. Jackson has been down with
chills for several days. 81
Hon. D. N. Kennedy and lady have re
tur1 ed from Tullahoma.
DR. D. N. Herring is back home from {
tfip to Chicago to visit his son.
--Clarksvllle was visited by Mr.. W. A. sgd.
nor, OF hristian county on Monday.
MIR. Seward Rleeplan is here from Chic
ago on visit to his fathers family.
Mr.. Il. (Toast) Gill, ofthe city OF Aliens.
Vile, was In the city on Thursday.
Mr.. J. c. Catlett and lady have been Wis.
Ting Mr. A. H. Patch, Mrs. Cs father.
Miss Cora Yates has returned home from
a visit to relatives in Robertson county.
MIR. Leo Gauchat has been to Elkton ON o
visit to the family OF MIS-. David I,ussel.
New Era; Mr.. Ed. Beach, of Clarksville
spent Saturday and Sunday In the city. 81.
Hon. B. ]. Corban, ond his little son, paid
our sanclum pleasant visit Thursday.
South Rsntuekian: Miss Lula Hunter
is visiting at Rube Reynolds, Barclay st.
Mr. Sam Chestnut and Robert Young, o.
Trenton, KY, visited the city Wednesday.
Mr. Underwood Klmbrough, of Hadens-
vile, was visitor to our city Wednesday.
-Messrs. c. E. Haddox and E Gill, of AL.
iensvil.e, were visitors to Clarksvllle Mon.
day. MAZE
Prof. E. B. Massie has returned from
Covesville, Va, where he has been spending
q vacation.
Mrs. Jno. s. Br, an, of Hopkinsvilie, Wis.
tied her daughter. Mrs. l. P. Gerhart, during
the week. a
-Messrs VIM. Wall and Robert Smith. OF
the vicinity OF Palmyra, were in town
Thursday.
Mr.. George Alwell, who has been residing
in Cheatham county, has returned to Clarks.
Vile to live.
Mr.. Charles Colmery, OF Walden, Miss.
has returned and resumed his place In the 3.
w. p. University.
Mr.. Clifton Williams OF Yazoo city, Miss.
has returned to the s. W. P. University to re.
sumo his studies.
Mr.. VIM. Myers, who has been some time
residing In GAINESVILLE, has gone back to
Evansville to live.
New Ern: Mr. VIM. Rrlnghurst, OF the
Franklin House, Clarksville, Tenn, paid the
city a, Ing visit Monday.
MFR. E. Click returned on last Saturday
night from New York, whittier he lind gone
to purchase q new stock of goods.
Mrs. Jackson, formerly a resident Of
Maury county, Tenn. has moved to Glars.
VILE to educate her family OF children.
South Kentuckian: Mrs. McReynolds
GAINESVILLE, and Mrs. r.. H. Moore, Franklin
are visiting Mrs. T. $. Woodrow, Quality
Hill.
Isaac Rosenfeld returned from New
York and other Eastern markets where he
bought an immense stock OF fall and. wlnte,
goods
Sam Rosenfeld returned from New York
and other Eastern cities where he accom-.
panied his father in purchasing his stock Of
goods. -
Mrs. g G Martin and daughter. who have
been the guest of their uncle Mr.. Samuel B.
Seat, returned Sunday morning to their
home in Rockville, Fla. fE.f.
Mrs. John #. Cou's has gone on a visit Ia
Nashville One of the OBJECTS of her visit is
TO procure suitable library for the Meth
odist Sunday school.
MIR. r. W. Roach, has gone East for goods
He left last Saturday night Upon his return,
he will open up in the new block at the old
Bowling& Wilson stand.
Miss Mamie Browder, petite and
charming young lady, of Olrsstead, KY, was
in the city yesterday morning. She is stop
ing with Mrs. Geo. Warfield
Rev. Bro. y. 9. Gardiner, who is paster of
the Baptist church in EaFgef1eld passed
through GAINESVILLE on Monday on his way
TO Stewart county to speak ON prohibition.
American: Mrs. M. Fl. Mallory and Miss
Ruth Film ty have returned after two months
visiting In Montgomery county. Miss Belle
Adkisson has gone to Cumberland Furnanco
TO teach school.
Bro. w. o. Brandon. of the Tobacco Lea T,
has gone to Dawson Springs to recruit from a
spell of sickness. We hope he viii soon
return in perfect health, for we miss bis
pleasant phiz on the streets at his usual
haunts, i 9 9N
Mr.. Frank .Bsll, worthy young gen.
gleman Of Hopkinsville, has taken a position
behind the counter of Mr.. J. F. Bell, the she's
man. We wish young Mr.. Bell success in
business in the city OF his choice, and think
he has displayed excellent taste and judg-
ment in the selection OF place OF residence
We welcome him TO GAINESVILLE.
THE ex Confederate Soldiers held
a meeting according to announce
ment at the court house on the 9Th